Last Updated: September 20, 2026

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    ‘Underprepared pitches in Japan might aid spin,’ says Chakaravarthy Ready for Asian Games Challenge

    Expecting ‘underprepared’ tracks in Japan, India wrist-spinner Varun Chakaravarthy believes spinners could play a pivotal role in the team's upcoming Asian Games campaign, even as he cautioned that unpredictable weather conditions will ultimately dictate how the pitches behave during the tournament.

    Taiwan’s Defence Partnership with Japan

    The possibility of China’s invasion of Taiwan is a scenario openly practised in military exercises launched by Beijing and based in its political doctrine. Taiwan cannot depend only on its distant allies, and its survival relies on having a defence partnership with Japan. For Taiwan, survival depends not only on its own resilience but on.

    Why Japan Must Act with its Allies Against China Pressure

    The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has been carrying out a pressure campaign against Japan through espionage, maritime aggression, and economic coercion, and the nation and its allies must act decisively, as China is testing Tokyo’s resilience and the credibility of its alliance with the US. Japan’s most advanced industries, including semiconductors and robotics, have faced.

    Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi to Visit India for Key Summit Talks with PM Modi

    India will host Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi from July 1 to 3 for an official visit aimed at strengthening bilateral ties across strategic, economic and technological sectors.

    India, Japan Framework for Biogaspowered Vehicles

    India and Japan to establish a framework to promote biogas-powered vehicles as part of efforts to strengthen clean mobility and energy security, with the two countries targeting the expansion of methane production plants for compressed natural gas (CNG) vehicles in India. The two governments will exchange a memorandum of understanding (MoU) during Japanese Prime Minister.

    How Trees Used for Japan Banknotes Grows in Nepal

    Believe it or not, trees used as a raw material for Japanese banknotes are grown 5,200 km away in the slopes of Nepal. Most of the Mitsumata (Oriental paperbush) used as a raw material for Japanese banknotes is cultivated in the mountainous regions of Nepal. According to revelation by the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA),.

    Japan: 11 Injured After Fire Erupts at Elementary School in Tokyo

    As many as 11 people, including eight children, were injured after a fire erupted at an elementary school in Japan's Tokyo on Friday, local media reported citing authorities.

    India beat Japan 2-1 to enter FIH Hockey Women’s Nations Cup SF

    Captain and 'Player of the Match' Salima Tete (33') and Lalremsiami (49') netted the goals for India, while Hiramitsu Ai (35') was the lone goalscorer for Japan.

    Will Tokyo Conclave Bolster India–Japan Ties

    A high-level India–Japan conclave is scheduled to take place next week at the historic Akasaka Prince Classic House in Tokyo as both countries enter a new chapter of strategic and economic cooperation. Organised by Connect India Japan, in collaboration with leading partners from both countries, the ‘Rising India 2’ conclave is being labelled as one.

    Japan Births Rates Dropped

    Deaths outnumbered births by 918,253, marking the 19th straight year of drop in the population.

    Japanese Prime Minister to visit South Korea next week

    Masanao Ozaki notified a board meeting of the House of Representatives' steering committee of the trip's itinerary